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    CEM Corporation analytics dashboards graphical user interfaces (guis)
    Analytics Dashboards Graphical User Interfaces (Guis), supplied by CEM Corporation, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Analytics dashboards for critical event management software systems, and related software
    Article Snippet: As described below in detail, these functionalities include, but are not limited to, identifying patterns or other groupings in historical critical event data, providing one or more Analytics Dashboards graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that allow one or more users to view and assess such patterns/groupings and implement changes that may result from such assessments, providing Dashboard Analytics GUIs that allow one or more users to augment data associated with each historical or otherwise closed critical event, generating models of critical events that enable a CEM software system to make predictions about newly arriving critical events and/or recommendations for resolving newly arriving critical events, and providing one or more Dashboard Analytics GUIs that allow user to view predictions and/or recommendations and/or take selected courses of action and/or make changes to resolution tactics based on the predictions and/or recommendations, among others.



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    <t>GUI</t> for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file <t>(NIfTI),</t> <t>MATLAB</t> workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.
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    <t>GUI</t> for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file <t>(NIfTI),</t> <t>MATLAB</t> workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.
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    GUI for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file (NIfTI), MATLAB workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.

    Journal: Diagnostics

    Article Title: Novel User-Friendly Application for MRI Segmentation of Brain Resection following Epilepsy Surgery

    doi: 10.3390/diagnostics12041017

    Figure Lengend Snippet: GUI for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file (NIfTI), MATLAB workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.

    Article Snippet: The GUI source code is freely available as a MATLAB-based application ( https://github.com/rbillardello/BrainResectionApp (accessed on 14 April 2022)).

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